Tasmanian Times
Environment
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Government may seek to strike out pulp mill case
ABC Online The Supreme Court in Hobart has heard the State Government could apply to strike out a case concerning the pulp...
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Forestry dismay at survey result
Helen Kempton Mercury ALMOST one in 10 Tasmanians think that 90 per cent of the state’s forests will be permanently stripped by...
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Garnaut wrong, say scientists
Adam Morton SMH AUSTRALIA’S most respected climate scientists have condemned the advice of greenhouse adviser Ross Garnaut and urged the Federal Government...
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Akerman recycled
Richard Flanagan I was pleased to see that Piers Akerman is once again seeking to draw the nation’s attention to an article...
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Courtenay blasts forest industry
Sally Glaetzer Mercury INTERNATIONAL best-selling author Bryce Courtenay has delivered a scathing attack on Tasmania’s forestry industry, calling for a $5 visitor...
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Garrett’s hand of friendship to Gunns
GetUp “The entire process of approval has been fraught with undue kowtowing to Gunnsʼ demands – after all, it was Gunns who...
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Forestry: A beautiful set of circumstances
Christine Milne The Senate, Wednesday 3rd September 2008, 3:27pm The Pulp Mill Task Force were completely discredited after they interfered and made...
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Getting the science right
Mike Bolan The f. government’s Green Paper on climate change, various press reports and other items published or stated about emissions trading...
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Musings on Walker Corporation’s approach
CJR To hear a local (Lauderdale resident) comment that Walker Corporation is all about creating trails, parks and promenades of which our...
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So, what is Critical Mass?
Nic Fitzgerald Given carbon emissions, unprecedented fuel prices, the predominance of carparks and roads amongst our public spaces, an obesity crisis and...
